Chat Module not found in blazor Wasm after intalled it #7820

jhsanc created 16 days ago

ABP Framework version: v8.2.2
UI Type: Blazor WASM
Database System: EF Core (SQL Server)
Tiered (for MVC) or Auth Server Separated (for Angular): no
Exception message and full stack trace: Didn't see any error
Steps to reproduce the issue:

I installed abp chat module in abp modular solution but I not see nothing changes on my interface and module not found.

I followed this steps also:

Install Volo.Chat.Domain to Your Domain project

Install Volo.Chat.Domain.Shared to Your Domain.Shared project

Install Volo.Chat.EntityFrameworkCore to Your EntityFrameworkCore project

Install Volo.Chat.Application to Your Application project

Install Volo.Chat.Application.Contracts to Your Application.Contracts project

Install Volo.Chat.HttpApi to Your HttpApi project

Install Volo.Chat.HttpApi.Client to Your HttpApi.Client project

Install Volo.Chat.Blazor and Volo.Chat.Blazor.WebAssembly to Your Blazor project

Install Volo.Chat.SignalR to Your HttpApi.Host project

Add module dependencies to each project. for example: [DependsOn(typeof(ChatDomainModule))]

Run abp bundle for Blazor project

Open your DbContext

protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder builder) { builder.ConfigureChat(); } Add and apply a new migration file

Here's a summary of the architecture:

Main Solution Structure:
- The solution is divided into two primary folders: modules and src.
- The modules folder contains custom-developed modules specific to your project. These modules are organized by functional areas (e.g., Contribution, Games, Gym), and they appear to be self-contained, with their own domain logic and possibly other layers.
- The src folder contains the core components of the application. This is where the main projects of the solution are located.
Modules Folder (modules):
- This folder holds several domain-specific modules, each organized under its respective namespace.
- The modules here are likely developed as separate projects and then integrated into the main solution, providing domain-specific functionality (e.g., handling contributions, games, or gym-related features).
Source Folder (src):
- The src folder contains the main application projects, which are organized into different categories:
  - Application Layer: This could include projects related to application services, business logic, and other application-specific operations.
  - Blazor Projects: There are several Blazor-related projects, suggesting that the application has a web frontend built using Blazor.
  - Domain Layer: The domain logic of the application is encapsulated in these projects, likely following Domain-Driven Design principles.
  - Infrastructure Layer: This includes projects for data access (e.g., EntityFrameworkCore) and other infrastructure concerns.
  - API Projects: The HttpApi projects seem to handle the API layer, providing HTTP endpoints for external communication.
  - Reporting and Public Web: These projects are likely responsible for generating reports and managing public-facing web functionalities.
Integration of Chat Modules:
- The chat modules have been integrated into the main solution under the src folder, ensuring they are part of the core application and can interact with other parts of the system seamlessly.
- By placing these modules in src, they are positioned to be easily accessible by other projects within the solution.

This architecture highlights a well-organized and modular design, which facilitates the separation of concerns and scalability. Each module or layer is responsible for a specific aspect of the application, making it easier to manage and extend the solution.

My solution is very large, uses GB of storage and is integrated with Telerik, so I cannot create a solution without integration to Telerik to send it to you.

Thank you so much

Johan

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